now at six. the southern part of the state cannot catch a break. first we had the wildfires and

now much needed rain arriving in the l.a. area, bringing mudslide risks. all of this as the main highway connecting northern and southern california is shut down due to snow. >> and it is week two of the second trump trump administration, starting with a tariff showdown. the immigration policy changes setting off an international dispute. >> plus a recall effort here in the bay area. local residents upset about the closure of the great highway, now taking aim at a san francisco supervisor. >> good morning. it is monday, january 27th. >> and you're waking up. it's cold. let's turn to drew. >> yes, some of us are below freezing, so we have freeze warnings, frost advisories up not only this morning, but this will continue every morning through thursday. so we have some cold starts on the way. we'll take napa, for example. we're down to 33 degrees right now in napa. we're totally fog free across the region. we have clear skies, and it's that combination of clear skies, calm winds and that area of low pressure across southern california, which has brought in

the cold air. you felt that over the weekend. here are the frost advisories and freeze warnings that are posted this until 9 a.m. this morning, where our coldest areas are beginning in the upper 20s, like danville this morning at 29 degrees. we're at 33 right now in hayward, the same in napa. 34 is that current temperature in palo alto. we stay pretty chilly through about 10 a.m. this morning. so those layers you take with you out the door this morning, you will keep them on for the next several hours into the afternoon. the sunshine will feel nice. it's. wall to wall sunshine this afternoon and temperatures pretty close to average for this time of the year. after that freezing start, we'll get you into the upper 50s and lower 60s. rain is back by the end of the week. we'll talk about that in eight minutes. let's check in with gloria. see those drive times this morning? >> good morning. we are starting to see more traffic out there right now. you can see a live look at our bay bridge camera. and the upper deck is pretty crowded right now. we are getting reports that there is a stall there, a multi-car crash in the second lane from the left after the mid-span. that's

before harrison street. so that's why you're seeing some more delays this morning. we'll keep tracking that for you throughout the morning. we also want to show you the south bay in san jose, the alameda on ramp to southbound 880 has some flooding in the right lanes. the left lane is the only one that's open right now, and it's causing a delay to colman avenue. >> amanda i'll take it. thanks, gloria. with temperatures taking a deep dive right now, there is concern about the unhoused population. abc seven news reporter lena howland joins us live in livermore, where they are in a frost advisory this morning. hi, lena. >> hey, reggie. that's right. it is about 34 degrees right now here in livermore. and unfortunately, that is what most of the bay area is waking up to this morning. up in the north bay, people are also waking up to a frost advisory. the safe team from petaluma people services center has been making the rounds this winter, checking on unhoused folks like francisco and his dog, buddy. the nonprofit's executive director, elise hemphill, is concerned

about those choosing to sleep outdoors despite the freezing temperatures expected this week. francisco says he will be camping outside, but he does appreciate the outreach from the safe team. >> it's been nothing but wonderful people. they have given me a lot of support. every time i'll be like, hey, can you guys got water, food, snacks, anything? yeah. of course. here you go. you get a jacket, you need this. you need that more than what i deserve. >> yes. there is a high level of concern, especially on days like this when most of us are enjoying the sunshine in the north bay. but. but we know that it's going to get cold. so the safe team is really strategically doing a lot of work to reach out to individuals that they can find. >> and meanwhile, experts at the flourish plant store are giving advice on protecting plants from the cold by using a frost cloth and giving plants water before it gets this cold to retain moisture. and the frost advisory that we have right now in livermore and san francisco and

in santa rosa is expected to expire this morning at 9:00. the same goes for san jose's freeze warning, according to the national weather service. for now, reporting live in livermore. lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. >> and if you have plans to drive to southern california this morning, be sure to check the road conditions overnight. i-5 was closed along the grapevine due to snow. now, the storm bringing much needed water to an area that has been overwhelmed by wildfires this month. you might remember just last week, i-5 was closed in the same area due to a fire in the castaic area this morning. much of southern california is waking up to rain. but gloria, that's triggering fears of a new type of threat. we're talking about mudslides. >> it is amanda. most of the rain is expected to move out later today, but the first significant rain in months has caused issues in areas that burned earlier this month. mudslides covered roads and woodland hills in topanga canyon yesterday, trapping some cars.

cal fire brought in extra crews to help clean up debris and limit flood risk. homeowners are stacking up sandbags to protect their properties from potential water damage. >> these slopes have become fragile. the soil that is supporting your home have all become fragile and damaged, if you will, due to the events that we've had. even when it's not raining. >> meanwhile, officials have begun to share clues on what started the massive eaton fire. the l.a. times reported on a new video from a law firm that's suing southern california edison, the local power company. the video shows a transmission tower lighting up in blue and white. the law firm claims that this faulty transmission tower started the fire. so cal edison says it has no record of an electrical failure on its lines in that area, but that they are cooperating with the investigation. amanda. >> all right, gloria. >> thank you. the la area has a long road to recovery ahead. and right now you can go to red cross.org/abc to help the red cross support those in need. >> this morning, the u.s. and

colombia have announced an agreement to avoid a trade war that could have raised prices here on everything from coffee to flowers. just as we go into valentine's day. the tense standoff began over the weekend when colombia refused to accept two u.s. deportation flights after the military planes were already in the sky. it caused president trump to threaten 25% tariffs on colombian goods. the colombian president fired back, saying he would only accept migrants flown on civilian aircraft, treated with dignity and respect. overnight, an agreement was made and the white house backed off on the tariffs, but said there would still be visa restrictions. abc news reporter martha raddatz sat down with border czar tom homan, who said the deportation actions are meant to send a clear message. >> if you're in a country illegally, you're on the table because it's not okay to, you know, violate the laws of this country. you got to remember, every time you enter this country illegally, you violated a crime under title eight, united states code. 1325. it's a crime. so if you're in the country illegally, you got a

problem. and that's why i'm hoping those who are in the country illegally, who have not been ordered removed by the federal judge, should leave. >> homan also warned of what he's calling collateral arrests in sanctuary cities resistant to helping immigration officials. he said ice officers may go to schools because gang members tied to south and central america are often school aged. >> name another agency, another law enforcement agency that has those type of requirements that they can't walk into a school or a doctor's office or a medical campus. no other agencies held to those standards. >> it's estimated more than 11 million undocumented immigrants are currently living in the u.s. ice doesn't have enough funding from congress to detain all of them that the trump administration says it hopes to arrest a flight of migrants deported from the u.s, from the u.s. to brazil have arrived at their final destination. many of the migrants say they were mistreated by american authorities. before leaving the plane, carrying 88 brazilian passengers in handcuffs, along with 16 u.s. security agents and eight crew members.

>> this morning, we're learning new details about the companies that could be working on a deal to buy tiktok. over the weekend, oracle was said to be talking with the white house about a deal. but last night, president trump denied he has spoken with oracle, saying he's talking to many people but not oracle. the associated press says san francisco based perplexity ai has also made a merger offer. trump says he expects a deal to be announced within 30 days. you may remember this whole thing was triggered after congress claimed there were privacy concerns with tiktok's chinese owner, bytedance. it passed a law requiring the app be sold to an american company or shut down. we know there are many changes happening within the trump administration, and we are keeping track of the first 100 days you can too. at abc seven news.com and on the abc seven bay area app. >> in san francisco, thousands of abortion rights opponents marched through the streets for the annual walk for life west coast. saturday was the 21st year of the event, brought individuals and religious groups

together from across california. participants say they are inspired by the reelection of president trump and recent court actions restricting abortion. they were met with abortion rights activists who gathered for their own counter-protest. >> we oppose the other side in terms of what they are trying to put against us and take away our bodily autonomy, which has always been our main message, is. >> i know many women who have had abortions, and i know the regret that they feel. so i decided to come out here and just hopefully inspire and share the message of hope that there isn't another option. there are alternatives. >> the march caused some major traffic issues around downtown. on saturday afternoon, there was gridlock around market street for several hours, and exits from the bay bridge to downtown also backed up. >> also in san francisco. >> supporters collected signatures this weekend in the sunset district in an effort to recall supervisor joel engardio. one of the reasons they are upset is over the closure of the great highway. engardio says he

disagrees. this one issue should cost him his job. >> i think he's made the west side of san francisco less safe by spearheading the closure of the great highway. he snuck it in against the will of the people that he's supposed to be representing. >> the road cannot be a direct connection to daly city anymore. it's literally falling into the ocean. the southern section is falling into the ocean because of extreme coastal erosion. so that raises the question what to do with the middle section. and people are going to disagree. they say it's a bad idea to recall someone based on a disagreement over a single issue. >> organizers need to gather 10,000 signatures by may 22nd to trigger a recall. >> the sfmta is about to cut service for four bus lines starting february 1st, as the agency faces a financial crisis. it mostly means fewer midday bus trips on some popular lines on weekdays. that includes the 24 divisadero, 38 geary and 43 masonic, two morning trips on

the one x california express will be dropped. the k ingleside and m ocean view metro lines will run one car trains on weekends. >> 611 on your monday morning. and we're looking at our forecast region by region along the coast. it is chilly this morning. we're starting out in the 30s right now, but later on this afternoon it is full sunshine, not a cloud today along the coast and temperatures in the mid 50s around the bay. shoreline frost advisories are posted. we're starting out in the 30s right now, so you need a lot of layers. this afternoon will go into the upper 50s and lower 60s under full sunshine inland. one of the areas that has some of the coldest temperatures right now, upper 20s, lower 30s currently. but you see, we bounce back pretty nicely later on this afternoon. we gain about 30 degrees of warmth by 4 p.m. we're in the low 60s under full sunshine, so that will feel nice. here's live doppler seven, along with satellite low pressure over southern california, finally bringing the first winter storm of the season around la. about an inch of rain has fallen over the last 36 hours. that has led

to some issues with landslides and mudslides, thanks to the rainfall over some of the burn scars. for us in northern california, this low brought in some cold air this morning. that low will push off to the east over the next 24 hours. by the end of the week, we say bye bye to the chilly temperatures and hello to rain finally returning, and this rain looks to stick around for several days. amanda will take a look at the details of that rain coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, drew, thank you. still ahead, after more than 100 years in business, a beloved restaurant in san francisco's chinatown is shut down. how? the owner is fighting for it to still have a future. plus, it's the middle of the school year, and crime has forced the closure of a vallejo school. what happened over the weekend that is keeping the lights off this morning. then vowing to fight back, the group at sonoma state university, working to keep the athletics program

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wondering when they'll be able to go back to school. over the weekend, someone stole enough copper wiring from solano wiedeman leadership academy that it took out the entire electrical system. the campus is closed until the district can make repairs. abc seven news reporter j.r stone spoke with families and the superintendent, who called the crime disgusting and disheartening. >> the more than 600 kids who attend classes here at solano wiedenmann leadership academy

will instead be at home after the electrical system was knocked out by a thief or thieves. >> upon further examination, we discovered, you know, that someone had broken in and has stripped all our copper wiring out of the breakers, essentially leaving the campus dark. >> family members of the kids who go to school here are angry. >> for some children, that's their only positive environment. that's the only safe haven they have. and to rob them from that, it's just inexcusable. it's really sad. >> jace stafford's sister, is now out of school, and their family will take turns watching her. this week, police tell us that no arrests have been made. vallejo city superintendent ruben aurelio says investigators are looking at surveillance video, but it was dark late friday into early saturday, and whoever did this took out the power. parents were told that a fix would likely take a week. aurelio says it could actually

be a couple days or a couple of weeks. >> we're not flush with a bunch of money to all of a sudden replace, you know, thousands of feet of wiring, copper wiring. right now, we have an estimate of it'll be somewhere between 150 to $250,000 just to get this campus back up. >> and it's just very sad. a lot is going on in vallejo right now. we are what we would like to call a lawless city. almost so much is going rampant, and it's just really sad that now the crime has affected our children. being able to attend school. >> aurelio says it's possible that extra school days could be added onto the end of the school year, but right now the focus is getting kids learning as quickly and safely as possible. >> we're going to be moving to get kids back into school as soon as possible, even if that means distributing the students and teachers and staff to other campuses. that can hold space, to have space that can hold them. >> we are a very strong community. we're very close

knit. we have a lot of people who advocate in the community and do great things. i believe this is just one of those things that we will have to get over and triumph over. >> j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> we continue to follow the situation at sonoma state after the university announced major cuts last week, including eliminating all sports to balance its budget. now one group is fighting to save the athletics program. save seawolves athletics has filed a civil rights complaint with the u.s. department of education. according to the chronicle, the group claims the cuts unfairly target a student body that is diverse. and university officials did not take into account how the decision will impact athletes or faculty. they are pushing for the decision to be reversed. a spokesperson for sonoma state says they are aware of the complaint and are reviewing it. >> in san francisco, a legendary chinatown restaurant served the last of its famous rice bowls. but sam wu's closure may not be forever. the chef of the 116

year old restaurant is retiring. yesterday, customers packed the shop for a final taste. abc news anchor dion lim caught up with one of the co-owners as he was taking down the sign. steven lee says there is outside interest in taking the restaurant over, but that it has to be the right fit. >> we don't want people to be disappointed, even if we gave it to another family or another chef that doesn't want to keep the legacy going. so we're going to take a couple of months break, clean everything up, do a bunch of repairs, and hopefully in a couple of months we'll have some good answers for the city. everybody's praying, actually. >> the restaurant has overcome closure in the past. it closed in 2012 because of safety violations. it reopened thanks to its current investors. it is official. abbott elementary has been renewed for a fifth season. >> yeah. abc announced that the series will be returning in a video on social media. the show is a hit with a peak of viewers for their winter premiere, so more than 8 million people tuned in to see the crossover episode

with it's always sunny in philadelphia. abbott elementary airs on wednesdays at 8:30 p.m. and streams on hulu the next day. of course, disney is the parent company of abc seven and hulu. >> i was one of them. great crossover episode. so funny. well done. >> oh my goodness. >> always sunny one of my favorite shows. >> oh gosh. it was so good. yeah, we're all caught up now at our. >> house. >> so it just is such a quick wash. >> like, >> quick. >> yeah. 22 minutes. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> such a great show. my husband's a teacher, so he can relate to a lot of the things that they go through. so, yeah, we love the show. >> love that show. okay. so this morning, it's all about cold temperatures. we have freeze warnings and frost advisories, and it will stay that way each morning through thursday. so that's the first accuweather headline we are going to see these 20s and 30s every morning through about thursday. just some cold air that has descended across california. we'll get rid of some of these chilly temperatures and will bring back some rain, likely starting on

friday. and the latest information has this system kind of lingering around through the weekend and into early next week, so we could track several days of rain on the seven day forecast. the last time we saw any sort of showers three weeks ago. so rainfall this month in san francisco, for example, we're about 3.5in below where we should be. up until this point, it has been very dry. much of this week will be dry, but by friday we'll likely get some showers depending on how much rain we see on friday. it still could end up being one of the driest januaries on record. we'll keep you updated on that this morning, though. the immediate attention is on how cold it is subfreezing right now. look at this. 31 palo alto, 31, in santa clara. freeze warnings are posted there. we're down to 28 in danville, 33 in napa. so the day planner today shows you that freezing start right now. sunrise at 717 this morning. it's bright and brisk midday into the afternoon. daytime highs upper 50s to the lower 60s. so today, 59 in the city, 60 in oakland, 63 in san

jose will hit about 60 in napa. the same in concord. overnight tonight we'll do this all again. more frost advisories, more freeze warnings under clear skies. 20s and 30s again for much of the region now, heading into friday and into the weekend, we do see that cold front beginning to move in here to the north around eureka crescent city. that's where the heaviest rain will fall. but if this system begins to sink a little bit more to the south, some of these numbers could increase. that's something we're watching very closely about a foot of snow likely coming to tahoe on saturday with this storm. here's the accuweather seven day cold this morning. sunny this afternoon. we'll do it again tomorrow. our marine layer is back wednesday and thursday. and then we'll track those showers likely happening starting on friday guys. >> all right drew. thank you. now let's turn to ginger zee. she's live with a look at what's coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> yeah reggie amanda great to be with you. so i just heard drew's forecast for northern california. but you know that southern california had the most rain they've had in nine months. and yes helpful but still have a few flood alerts up. and then

the winter part of it above 3000ft. we'll get into all of that. and then, of course, talk about the remainder of the fires and how many people all the way through phoenix and las vegas are now on their second longest stretch without measurable rain. also coming up on gma, we do have the details on the breaking news with the late night deal to avert a trade war with colombia, we're going to break down the latest on president trump's immigration crackdown and the stepped up raids in major cities, too. plus, we've got this abc news exclusive with former danity kane singer d woods. she is breaking her silence on working with sean diddy combs, alleging a verbally abusive work environment. we'll tell you why she's speaking out now and then. the just released report about heart disease, the leading killer in the u.s. still. so our chief medical correspondent is going to break down the new numbers, the risk factors and what you can do to protect yourself. plus, the new bachelor, grant ellis is here giving us day trading tips too. and then will is with the clydesdales and we'll talk all about the super bowl ads to come. so exciting week ahead football wise. reggie. amanda. >> what does it mean that will

is with the clydesdales? where are they? >> will? yes. so will. reeve is going to be with the clydesdales that are in the commercials like the superstars, right? so we get the celebs here, and we know that this week those are the celebrities. >> but are they outside? like, are they in times square or is he somewhere? did he go to meet. >> no, no. they're like in saint louis with them. like in their barn. >> and my goodness, what a what a great guest. >> i want to see the clydesdales walk. >> into. >> the studio. we have the biggest elevator ever. we could fit them in the studio. >> you could. that could happen. you could put, like, an elephant in there. possibly. i mean, it's enormous. >> i think i saw a camel once. >> a camel? you know what? bring the clydesdales in. that's what i say, ginger. we'll see you at seven. we'll a cold & flu medicine hangover in the morning. ha ha. haha! then he switched to mucinex nightshift. mucinex is uniquely formulated to leave your system faster, so you wake up ready to go. uhh, hank! try mucinex nightshift and feel the difference.

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>> so get those jackets ready. good morning everyone. it's monday, january 27th. >> the one with the hoodie that's really cozy. >> yeah, boots with the fur. >> you get inside, not boots with the fur. you get inside and you immediately burn up. >> yeah, you start sweating. yeah, exactly. that's what you need. bundle up. you're going to hear me say that a lot this week, because we have some cold mornings on the way. at least through thursday, we'll take a live look at san jose right now, where temperatures are down to 37 degrees under clear skies. we are totally fog free across the region. it's that combination of clear skies and light winds that is creating some of these cold temperatures. so here's a look at the freeze warnings, the frost advisories we have posted for big portion of us the freeze warnings. temperatures right now in the 20s currently. so right now we're at 28 in danville this morning, 33 in fremont, the same in napa, the freezing mark in brentwood, 36 right now in san mateo. so the layers are key and you'll need them for much of the morning. it's not until about 10:11 a.m. later on this morning that it feels a lot better. we have a lot of sunshine today,

but it still stays pretty chilly for the next several hours. by lunchtime we're into the 50s and later on this afternoon it's nothing but sunshine, so it's a lovely looking day. those temperatures will be in the upper 50s to the lower 60s by the end of the week. rain is back. we'll talk about that in eight minutes. let's check in with gloria. drive times. >> good morning to you. good morning to everybody at home. so we're going to get started with a live look at our bay bridge camera. you can see right here. the upper deck is pretty crowded right now. and that's because we are getting reports of a crash. this is a four car crash with injuries on westbound i-80 east of fremont street in san francisco. the left lanes are blocked and traffic is heavy all the way from the tolls. if you do want to avoid that, you can try taking the san mateo bridge. you can see here it is in the green so you won't have any delays there. we also have an issue over in san jose. there's flooding on southbound i-880 at california, 82 in san jose. right lanes and entrance ramp are still blocked, so there are delays in that area. amanda. >> all right, gloria, thank you.

as you're getting ready to head out the door, you'll think about grabbing a jacket, maybe a hat and a scarf, but not everyone is so fortunate. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in livermore, where there is a frost advisory. and, lena, these cold temperatures are raising concerns for our area's unhoused population. >> amanda. that's certainly right. and it is a chilly 34 degrees here in livermore right now. and putting this area under a frost advisory. now that frost advisory means it is particularly dangerous for those living outdoors with conditions that can lead to hypothermia. the safe team from petaluma people services center up in the north bay has been making the rounds this winter, checking on unhoused folks. they've been providing water, food, snacks and warm weather gear like sweaters, jackets and gloves. still, the nonprofit's executive director, elise hemphill, is concerned about those choosing to sleep outdoors. in these conditions.

>> people don't realize, but when it's really, really cold, you get dehydrated and water is really, really important. >> we might have a sweater. do you need a sweater? >> i would love a sweater. >> and these chilly conditions did not keep people away from a victory parade in downtown petaluma yesterday. despite the cold, the parade was still held yesterday morning, celebrating saint vincent high school's football team for winning the state championship for the second year in a row. today's frost advisory expires this morning at 9:00, but still a very good idea to make sure you are bundling up and grabbing a heavier jacket before stepping out the door. this morning. live in livermore. lena howland abc seven news. >> lena thank you. as president trump gears up for his second week in office, the white house is ramping up arrests on those who are living here illegally. it comes as the president's cabinet continues to take shape, with more confirmation hearings scheduled for this week. abc news reporter nicole d'antonio is in washington with that.

>> this morning, the white house is claiming victory over colombia in a showdown over accepting flights of deported colombian migrants. president trump had threatened steep tariffs on imports after colombia's president blocked two u.s. military planes from landing over the weekend over the treatment of migrants, a move that could have raised consumer costs for the billions of dollars worth of goods that the u.s. imports from colombia each year, including crude oil, coffee and bananas. it comes as border czar tom homan joined ice and dea agents in chicago, where officials say they conducted targeted operations. >> sending a strong signal to the world our border is closed. >> immigration officials say they arrested nearly a thousand people across the country yesterday, up from 286 on saturday and 593 friday back in washington. the trump cabinet is still taking shape. former south dakota governor kristi noem received senate confirmation on saturday and will now head the department of homeland security.

the president's controversial choice to lead the defense department. pete hegseth was also sworn in over the weekend, with vice president jd vance casting the deciding vote. this as democratic lawmakers and even some republicans are blasting trump for purging independent government watchdogs on friday night. sources tell abc news trump fired at least 17 inspectors general officials tasked with rooting out waste, fraud and abuse across the government. >> this is a chilling purge. >> this week, the senate will hold additional confirmation hearings for three more of trump's cabinet picks. that includes tulsi gabbard for director of national intelligence. rfk jr. for health and human services. and kash patel for fbi director. nicole d'antonio, abc news, washington. >> breaking news doug emhoff has announced he's returning to corporate law. the husband of former vice president kamala harris is now a partner at law firm willkie farr and gallagher, which is known for advising companies in crisis. the firm

has an office in san francisco. although emhoff will split his time between la and new york. emhoff spent decades as a corporate lawyer before moving to washington, d.c, and now our abc seven mornings advancer. our way of giving you a preview of some things happening today in the bay area. >> first, a kidnaping and murder case that captivated the bay area a decade ago is headed back to court today. 25 year old adrian gonzalez is trying to secure his release from prison. gonzalez was just 15 when he kidnaped, raped and murdered maddie middleton in santa cruz. gonzalez was set to be released on his 25th birthday in october, but prosecutors objected and requested he be jailed for two more years. the trial over that request started in november. cross-examinations will continue this week. >> tonight, the vallejo police department is asking for the public's thoughts as they start implementing reforms. vallejo pd says they're looking to hear from residents with their experiences with the police force. the reforms come as part of an agreement between vallejo pd and the california department

of justice. the session will be in person at vallejo city hall from 6 to 730. >> and a heads up for commuters starting today. caltrain is running on a new schedule. many of the changes are minor. the tweaks to better sync up with bart and other transit agencies. however, there is one big change. trains. train 104 is now leaving 25 minutes earlier at 5:30 a.m. those who transfer to bart at millbrae may want to take the later train. and that's at 6:30 a.m. >> today is holocaust remembrance day. leaders from around the world will join with citizens, marking the 80th year since the liberation of auschwitz, the largest nazi concentration and death camp. the trump administration will be sending a delegation to the ceremony that is taking place in auschwitz, poland. here in the bay area, there are several events planned today, including a commemoration at san jose city hall. that's at 330. still ahead at 6:00, three years after an east bay woman was murdered, her family is still searching for justice. how they're honoring her even after learning it's

unlikely anyone will ever face charges in her death. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. >> you can see we're down about 78 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> then buy buy pepsi. the major change coming to your costco. but before that, here's drew. >> hey there. 640 this morning on our monday. we'll look at our rooftop camera. kgo. we have clear skies as that sunrise is underway. it is cold. we have frost advisories, freeze warnings in effect. we're starting out in the 20s and 30s this morning across a huge portion of the bay area. you can see the morning planner shows you we stay pretty chilly through about 10 a.m. by lunchtime. it feels a bit better with full sunshine and temperatures back into the 50s. so the forecast region by region today, that cold start along the coast leads to full sunshine and daytime highs in the mid 50s around the bay shoreline. we're mainly starting out in the 30s with frost advisories posted until 9 a.m. later on today, upper 50s to the lower 60s with full sunshine. it is cold in our inland cities. some of the

coldest areas right now. upper 20s, lower 30s. a lot of subfreezing temperatures away from the coast later on this afternoon though, feels quite nice. temperatures back into the low 60s. here's live doppler seven, along with satellite low pressure across southern california finally brought rain to la for the first time in nine months. that low also brought some very cold air with it. you probably felt that over the weekend. those daytime highs definitely dropped. now this morning we have clear skies. that low pressure nearby is supplying us with those chilly temperatures. future weather shows you that low will push off to the east tomorrow. we stay dry through thursday, but by friday, rain returns to the forecast and the system will likely linger through the weekend. we'll take a closer look at how much rain you could expect, and also how much snow we could see in the sierra

to remember alexis gave the oakley woman was murdered three years ago yesterday, and investigators believe gabes boyfriend killed her. he was killed by police as they tried to arrest him on murder charges. since then, her family has continued to fight for justice. but last week they lost their last hope. the contra costa county district attorney announced there isn't enough evidence to charge the

ex-boyfriend's mother as an accessory to the fact after the fact. >> the painfulness, when they took the opportunity. that we can have closure. that's really unfair. >> the gabe family says they plan to join an effort to recall the da. meantime, the family has dedicated the anniversary to being a kindness day and honoring alexis's life. scary moments on board a united airlines flight bound for washington, dc. officials say the plane experienced an unexpected movement before safely returning to nigeria. 38 people suffered injuries. a passenger tells abc news the movement happened while dinner was being served. he says the

plane felt like a car hitting road bumps after it suddenly dropped. 245 passengers and 11 crew members were on board. nobody was seriously injured. we now know who will be playing in super bowl 59. the philadelphia eagles will take on the kansas city chiefs. you can see fans from both teams cities, of course, crowding the streets celebrating their victories. it will be a historic super bowl game because the chiefs will try to become the first team to win three super bowls in a row. >> i'm just excited to get down to new orleans. let's go make history. >> so the 59th super bowl will take place on february 9th at the caesars superdome in new orleans. >> now it's your morning money report. sony is ending the production of its blu ray dvds and recordable mini discs. the discontinuation won't impact the blu ray movies or tv shows you buy on dvd. only the blank discs bought for recording things. sony was a leader in blu ray technology and production. their first blu ray prototypes were released in 2000. menlo park

based meta says advertisements are coming to their app threads. a spokesperson for the app says the goal is to make the ads just as interesting as the platform's content. meta will monitor user feedback during the testing phase, but so far, and i don't think you'll find the surprising users are not thrilled in the comment section. i mean, who's going to ask for ads, right? tax filing season begins today. the irs is now accepting tax returns for 2024. the deadline to file both your federal and state taxes is april 15th. experts recommend filing as early as possible to get your refund quickly and to prevent any attempts at fraud. and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we are starting off down this morning about 145 points. >> coca cola is coming to. costco. costco food court lovers. the company confirms it is swapping out pepsi products, so you'll be able to have coke with your $1.50 hot dog. the warehouse chain said last week in a shareholders meeting. their

food court is making the switch back to coke. they changed to pepsi in 2013 to save some money. the company says next summer you'll start seeing coke products at the food court. fountains. >> okay. i like diet coke, so that's good news. >> nothing like an ice. >> do you get sad if you saw only diet pepsi? >> i do. i don't like diet pepsi too much. all right. >> this is your thing then? >> what about you all? >> i stopped drinking soda in high school. isn't that weird? >> that's not weird. that's actually admirable, because. >> i'm amazed that my dentist had that much power over my mind. my dentist was like, this is really bad for your teeth, and it's bad for your body. stop drinking it. and i actually just listened. i was like, okay. >> you like this? i like my teeth. >> that's good. >> the one exception is a coke, icee or slurpee. >> oh, right. yeah. >> i will occasionally dive into that because i don't know. i love those, but. and it's kind of rare. >> yeah.

>> it's still rare enough. >> yeah. it usually comes up around slurpee day every year. sure. >> yeah. i'm not, like, always hanging around a 7-eleven. >> you know? >> despite what you've heard. >> yeah. that's not him. >> okay. >> this morning, i was going to santa cruz. it is beautiful looking, but get ready. >> it is. >> cold out there. we are freezing in a lot of areas right now. so we have clear skies, calm winds. these cold mornings are going to last for much of the week through thursday morning. we'll have frost advisories and freeze warnings posted. we get rid of the cold temperatures and we'll bring back some rain starting on friday. and it looks like the showers will likely not only last through the upcoming weekend, but even early next week, we could still have some wet weather. first, we'll talk about the cold weather right now. here are the frost advisories and freeze warnings that are posted until 9 a.m. this morning. so you need all the layers and you'll need all the layers each morning through thursday. with those temperatures starting out in the 20s and in the 30s. good morning concord, you're at 34. we're at 33 in fremont. the same in napa. 28 in danville. even along the peninsula, san mateo is quite

cold right now at 36 degrees. so we keep it chilly through about 10 a.m. this morning. it's going to be a very cold morning out there. later on this afternoon. it's nice. we have that sunshine feeling pretty warm on our skin. upper 50s to the lower 60s later on today. but overnight tonight we'll do it all again. frost advisories and freeze warnings are back 20s and 30s for most of us heading into tuesday. now, by the end of the week into the upcoming weekend, we will see a trough begin to set up shop along the west coast, and that is going to bring us a chance of above average rainfall across california through early next week. so looking at the information right now, some of the highest rainfall totals likely to our north around eureka crescent city. but if some of this begins to sink south, our numbers are going to begin to increase. but the trend currently is for the north bay to see the highest amount of rainfall. over the next seven days. we will get some snow out of the system as well. lake level probably 4 to 5in some of our highest peaks, likely seeing

about a foot of snow. and a lot of this would fall on saturday. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you it's cold this morning with sunshine in the afternoon. we'll do it all again tomorrow. wednesday and thursday are morning. marine layer is back. by friday. we'll introduce those showers possible in the evening with more rain likely over the weekend. reggie. >> thank you. the only living recipient of a pig organ transplant is celebrating a milestone this morning. her name is tajuana looney. today marks two months since she's had the experimental kidney transplant surgery, which makes her the longest living survivor of the procedure. the milestone is giving hope to thousands who are still on transplant waiting lists. >> if you saw her on the street, you would have no idea that she's the only person in the world walking around with a pig organ inside them. >> four other americans have received genetically edited transplants from pigs, but none has lived past the two month mark. more than 100,000 people are on the transplant list in the country, most needing a kidney. doctors are hoping the

fda will allow human trials for this kind of procedure soon. >> it has been five years since the tragic helicopter accident that killed basketball star kobe bryant. he and his daughter gianna, were among nine people killed to mark the anniversary. bryant's wife, vanessa, is releasing a new book called mamba and mambacita forever. the new book will feature the stories behind over 100 public murals from la and around the world, dedicated to the late basketball legend and his daughter. >> fans fest is making a comeback in oakland. last year, there was a huge turnout that was spearheaded by multiple groups. after the a's decided not to do their own. the a's are, of course, gone, going to sacramento and eventually probably to vegas. but the sporting spirit is going to live on. last dive bar is teaming up with the oakland 6060 eight's for an event on march 1st. it will be held at the prescott market and raymond park, which is where the oakland ballers play. it's being billed as a celebration of oakland sports.

let's talk now about the largest rummage sale in northern california. it is back in the east bay. treasure seeker showed up in droves to shop the white elephant sale. people come every year to scavenge the huge warehouse for the best cheap finds, and to climb on couches. >> we have giant telescopes. we have those old cameras that are like that big. we have clothes that someone made for the 1906 earthquake victims we have. we just have everything. you're looking for it. you're going to find it here. >> this is the 66th iteration of the white elephant sale. in a moment, you're going to see what i want. it is a pink. where is she? mannequin. oh, give me that pink mannequin. >> they were like, we. >> do not want to uh. >> this goes for five weeks until march 2nd. yesterday was the first and biggest. there she is was the first and biggest sale of the season this week. it will be open wednesday through saturday. you do need a ticket to shop and that will cost you seven bucks. you can reserve it

online. >> we are counting down to the 2025 chinese new year parade sponsored by toyota. we're less than one month to the big event, which you can watch live right here and everywhere you stream abc seven. the chinese new year flower market fair kicked off in san francisco over the weekend. it's a chance for people to buy flowers, fruits, candies and supplies ahead of the lunar new year festivities this week. more than 120 vendors brought a wide range of offerings, and performers set the tone for the celebrations to come. >> affordable. great price was ten bucks for this nice orchid pot. it's usually a little bit more than that, even if you go to the flower market. to me it means lots of people walking around chinatown, lots of fresh items, greens, flowers, plants. it's really kind of fun. nice to see people wandering around the city. >> flowers and plants are important to the tradition, symbolizing growth. and if a plant blooms on new year's day, it signals a year ahead of prosperity. >> abc seven is a proud sponsor

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joining us here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, the white house claiming victory over colombia in a showdown over accepting deported migrants. president trump had threatened steep tariffs after colombia's president blocked two u.s. military planes over the weekend. the move could have raised prices on everything from crude oil to coffee and bananas. >> number two storms hitting southern california. bringing much needed rain, but also triggering fears of mudslides in the fire zones. overnight, interstate five was closed to along the grapevine because of snow. >> and number three, it's all about very cold temperatures. this morning. you can see frost advisories and freeze warnings are up for a big portion of the

bay area for those temperatures starting out in the 20s and in the 30s. so layers you need them all this morning. we're at freezing in hayward and fremont right now, below freezing in danville. napa. so you can see clearly these cold temperatures overhead, and they will linger for the next several hours. live look from the tam cam that sun is getting up here. later on this afternoon. we have sunshine and temperatures pretty close to average in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. >> number four a heads up. if you ride caltrain, the schedule is changing today. it's part of an effort to sync up with other bay area transit agencies. the biggest change. train 104 now leaves san francisco 25 minutes earlier. so that's at 5:30 a.m. >> and number five, you can see a live look at our bay bridge camera here. it is pretty busy there. that's because there is a four car crash with injuries on the westbound i-80 east of fremont street in san francisco. the two left lanes are blocked and traffic is heavy all the way from the maze. >> number six the kansas city chiefs are headed to their third straight super bowl. they'll take on the philadelphia eagles

in new orleans february 9th. the chiefs are favored to win. >> number seven. this morning, katy perry announced she is coming to san francisco. she'll bring the lifetimes tour to chase center on friday, july 18th. tickets go on sale this friday at 10 a.m. a friday concert. >> okay. >> whoa, wait. >> it's a friday night. >> that's what we said. >> are we sure? >> july 18th. usually we're like mondays and tuesdays and wednesdays. now, katy perry. >> showing some respect for san francisco. >> can confirm. >> wait. what are they called? if you're a fan of katy perry, you're a kitty cat. >> i think so. >> is that right? yep. well. >> kitty cats. well. >> how come we don't know? >> george: good morning america for our viewers in the west. a deal to avert a trade war. new concern in southern california. and a super bowl rematch. breaking overnight. with the u.s. and columbia on the brink of a trade war over president tr